Appendix 1 | Q&A on Grammar Learning
Appendix 2 | Basic Knowledge for Grammar Learning

PART 1: The starting point of sentence reading: verbs
CHAPTER 01 Basic sentence structure and verbs
Unit 01 Subject + Verb
Unit 02 Subject + Verb + Complement
Unit 03 Subject + Verb + Object
Unit 04 Subject + Verb + Indirect Object + Direct Object
Unit 05 Subject + Verb + Object + Complement
Chapter Exercises 01

CHAPTER 02 Tense Revealed Through Verbs
Unit 06 Present Tense: Time and Meaning
Unit 07 Past Tense and Future Tense
Unit 08 Present progressive tense indicates time and meaning
Unit 09 Past Progressive Tense and Future Progressive Tense
Unit 10: The Concept and Meaning of the Present Perfect Tense
Chapter Exercises 02

CHAPTER 03 Auxiliary Verbs that Add Meaning to Verbs
Unit 11 can / may
Unit 12 must / should
Unit 13 will / would / used to
Unit 14 Auxiliary Verbs + have pp

Chapter Exercises 03

CHAPTER 04 Tense showing the relationship between subject and verb
Unit 15 Expressions where the subject receives an action, be pp
Unit 16 Passive Voice: Be Careful with Tense Forms
Unit 17 Passive Voice to Watch Out for
Unit 18 Subject+be pp+object
Unit 19 Subject + be pp + noun/adjective complement
Chapter Exercises 04

PART 2 Another conjugation of verbs, quasi-verbs
CHAPTER 05 to-v, v-ing as nouns
Unit 20: to-v and v-ing as subjects
Unit 21: to-v and v-ing as objects I
Unit 22: to-v and v-ing as objects II
Unit 23: to-v and v-ing supplementing the subject
Unit 24 Interrogative + to-v
Chapter Exercises 05

CHAPTER 06 to-v, v-ing, pp modifying nouns
Unit 25: to-v Modifying Nouns
Unit 26 v-ing, pp modifying nouns
Unit 27 v-ing, pp expressing emotions
Unit 28 to-v, v, v-ing, pp supplementing the object
Chapter Exercises 06

CHAPTER 07 To-v as an Adverb / Participle Phrase
Unit 29 Interpreting to-v as an adverb I
Unit 30 Interpreting to-v as an adverb II
Unit 31 Interpreting Participle Phrases
Unit 32 Participle Phrase Forms to Watch Out For
Chapter Exercises 07

PART3 Sentence Expansion, Clauses
CHAPTER 08 Noun clauses used as subjects/objects/complements
Unit 33 that clause
Unit 34 whether/if clauses
Unit 35 Interrogative Clauses I
Unit 36 ​​Interrogative Clauses II
Chapter Exercises 08

CHAPTER 09 Relative Clauses I
Unit 37 Nominative Relative Pronouns who, which, that
Unit 38 Objective Relative Pronouns who(m), which, that
Unit 39 Relative Pronouns whose
Unit 40 Prepositions + Relative Pronouns
Unit 41 Relative adverbs when, where, why, how
Chapter Exercises 09

CHAPTER 10 Relative Clauses II and Adverbial Clauses
Unit 42 Relative Pronoun Clauses After Commas
Unit 43 Relative adverbial clauses after commas (,)
Unit 44 Relative Pronouns
Unit 45 Adverbial Clauses of Time/Condition
Unit 46 Adverbial clauses of cause/purpose/result
Unit 47 Adverbial Clauses of Contrast
Chapter Exercises 10

PART4 Key Phrases
CHAPTER 11 Negative/Comparative/Subjunctive Mood
Unit 48 Negative Sentences
Unit 49 Comparative Phrases I
Unit 50 Comparative Phrases II
Unit 51 Subjunctive Mood
Chapter Exercises 11

CHAPTER 12 it/special syntax
Unit 52 it I
Unit 53 it II
Unit 54 Inversion Sentences
Unit 55 Omission/Common Sentences
Unit 56 Insertion/Appositive Constructions
Chapter Exercises 12

Appendix | MUST-KNOW Terms & Concepts

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